Oracle SOA Suite 10g: SOA Essentials

In this two day hands on course, participants learn the concepts of Service-Oriented Architectures and how Oracle SOA Suite 10g meets the requirements for organizations implementing a SOA strategy.

The course covers the foundations of SOA-enabled applications, and standards that enable SOA implementations, Web Services, Adapters, Business Process Execution Language (BPEL) for process orchestration, Oracle Enterprise Service Bus (ESB), Oracle Rules for implement Decision Services, Oracle Web Services Manager (OWSM) for apply security to SOA-enabled processes.

Learn To:

	Work with the components of SOA Suite 10g
	Create and deploy Web Services with Oracle SOA Suite 10g
	Configure an ESB
	Orchestrate services with BPEL
	Integrate services through Adapters
	Transform messages in ESB and BPEL
	Work with components of Oracle Web Services Manager (OWSM)

course content details

	Introducing the Course and SOA Concepts

	Service-Oriented Architecture
	Services
	Defining Web Services
	Describing Composite Applications
	Identifying Standards that enable SOA
	Examining the Life Cycle SOA Applications
	Describing the Course Environment
	Describing the Course Practice Scenario

	Introducing Oracle SOA Suite 10g

	Describing Oracle ESB Architecture
	Describing Oracle BPEL Process Manager Architecture
	Describing Oracle Business Rules and Decision Services
	Describing Oracle Web Services Manager
	Describing Oracle Service Registry
	Describing Oracle Service Registry
	Describing Oracle Application Server
	Monitoring Business Activity with Oracle BAM

	Creating Web Services with Oracle SOA Suite 10g

	Introducing the Web Services Architecture
	Describing Web Service Standards
	What is SOAP?
	What is WSDL?
	What is UDDI?
	Implementing Web Services in Oracle Application Server
	Developing Web Services using Oracle JDeveloper
	Designing a Web Service using a top-down and bottom-up approach

	Configuring an Enterprise Service Bus

	Introducing ESB Architecture and Components
	ESB Adapter Framework
	Exploring Adapters Available in Oracle ESB
	Managing Transactions with ESB Adapters
	Working with the ESB Designer
	Transforming Messages in Oracle ESB
	Accessing the ESB Control

	Orchestrating Services with BPEL

	Describing Process Orchestration Concepts
	Introducing Business Process Execution Language (BPEL)
	Developing a BPEL Process in JDeveloper
	Creating a Synchronous BPEL Process Project
	Invoking a Synchronous Service with BPEL
	Exploring Process Orchestration with BPEL Activities
	Implementing Human Workflow Services
	Deploying and testing a BPEL Process

	Implementing Decision Services with Rules

	Introducing Decision Service Concepts
	Describing Oracle Rules Architecture and Components
	Accessing Oracle Rule Author
	Creating a Rule Repository
	Creating Business Rules with the Rule Author
	Creating a Rule Set and a Rule
	Implementing Rules with a BPEL Process
	Rules SDK

	Integrating Services Through Adapters

	Defining Adapter Services
	Describing the Adapter Framework
	Types of Adapters
	Creating a PartnerLink for an Adapter in BPEL
	Invoking the service of a BPEL adapter
	Virtualising Services through ESB Adapters
	Deciding to use BPEL or ESB Adapters
	Designing Routing Patterns

	Transforming Message Data in ESB and BPEL

	Creating Transformation activity in a BPEL Process
	Creating Transformation Mapping by using the XSLT Mapper
	Saving a XSLT Transformation
	Applying a Transformation to XML data
	Creating a Domain Value Map in BPEL and in ESB
	Applying a Transformation in ESB
	Applying Domain Value Map to a Transformation in ESB
	Contrasting Transformation in ESB and BPEL

	ing Services with Oracle Web Services Manager

	WS-Security
	Identifying Oracle Web Service Manager Components and Architecture
	Registering a Gateway and an Agent
	Managing Security Policies
	Creating Policy for a Gateway
	Creating Policy for an Agent
	Applying a Security Policy
	Testing and Monitoring the Policy Usage